Patna: Prince Yadav, Accused in Attack on Khan Sir's Coaching, Found Dead in Nepal

Brief By Newsbrief / 12:25 PM on 14 Jun 2026

Prince Yadav, a prime accused who was absconding after the violent clash at 'Khan Global Studies' in Patna's Musallahpur Hat, has been found dead under suspicious circumstances in a guest house in Nepal. Prince Yadav, a resident of Supaul district, was the brother of Roshan Anand, the director of Gyan Bindu Coaching. According to preliminary information, Prince suffered gunshot wounds, and coaching students are speculating it to be a murder. However, an official confirmation regarding the exact cause of death is still awaited. Upon receiving the news, the deceased's family members left for Nepal.

According to sources, Patna Police had been continuously searching for the accused since the massive clash broke out between rival coaching institutes in early June. Fearing arrest, Prince Yadav had fled to Nepal and was hiding in a guest house, where his body was eventually recovered. His brother, Roshan Anand, is already in jail in connection with the same case. Prince was a named accused in the FIR registered by Khan Sir's institute, and he also faced prior allegations of attacking the same coaching centre back in 2021.

Following the suspicious death of Prince Yadav, the police administration has been put on high alert to prevent any breakdown of law and order or further violence in Patna. As a precautionary measure, a heavy police force has been deployed in sensitive areas, including Peerbahore and Kadamkuan. Police sources stated that a thorough investigation is underway regarding the circumstances of his death in Nepal, his presence there, and his local contacts. Notably, several individuals, including Faisal Khan alias Khan Sir, the director of Khan Global Studies, have been booked in this case, while multiple other accused and security guards are already behind bars.